William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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GVER FINE ARTS On the evening of May 18, the Music, Art, and Drama Departments joined in presenting the fine arts fair, Mad 1966. The first letter of each department, Music, Art, Drama, comprise the word Mad. Works of art created by students under the super- vision of Mr. Jack Frost were displayed in the Pikes Peak Room and in the foyer of the auditorium. The exhibit was open to visitors from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and then reopened after the other performances. Mrs. Monte Brown, Mr. Norman Smith and Mr. Archer Hayes presented the Music Department. While the various choirs sang and the instrumental groups played several selections, the Drama Depart- ment prepared for its performance which was directed by Mr. J. D. Barnes. THIS PASTEL CHALK drawing by Joyce Burley is an example of still-life projects. MR. JACK FROST, Mr. Norman Smith, Mr. Archer Hayes, and Mr. J. D. Barnes discuss plans for MAD 1966. PAUL LEHRER'S SNOW scene was an attractive demon stration of color and shading at the Fine Arts Fair. 4 s l

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MARLENE BONDARUICS MODERNISTIC clay figure portrays a sophisticated feline. A TWENTY-FOUR BY thirty inch oil painting of skyscrapers and bridge by Jeanne Clay displays use of color and shadows. MITCHELL GOES MAD VARIOUS SHADES OF purple are combined by Sue Pittman to create a balance in a fiowers and vase arrangement.

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